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Treating Comorbid GAD and Depression with CBT
Sat 5 Oct 2024 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM BST
Around 60% of people with anxiety disorders have also have comorbid depression. We also know that people with anxiety disorders and co-occurring depression have higher overall symptom severity and worse outcomes compared to either alone. While training and textbooks focus almost exclusively on protocols for treating anxiety and depression is isolation, the reality in practical clinical settings is that many clients present with both conditions. This practical workshop will examine some key techniques to help clients work on their comorbid anxiety and depression. We will focus on key questions such as which should be treated first? How do we manage psychoeducation? What might be the most useful therapeutic goals in comorbid cases? What are the protocols for transdiagnostic approaches such as the Unified Protocol?
Single Session Therapy - A Practical Guide
Sun 6 Oct 2024 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM BST
This workshop provides a practical introduction to Single Session Therapy (SST). This approach is based on the idea that a single session of psychotherapy, if properly planned, implemented and supported, can be effective for a wide range of clients.
We will look at a range of approaches and offer a simple, practical approach which can be used by qualified therapists and counsellors as a foundation for delivery of SST.
Topics (indicative)
What is SST?
What are the advantages and disadvantages?
How do you deliver it?
What evidence is there that it is effective?
What are the pitfalls to avoid?
What practical steps should I take to get started?
How can I develop my practice in this area?
Workshop Objectives
Be able to deliver SST to wide range of clients
Be able to review and improve one's own practice in SST
Be able to adapt SST for specific groups
Be able to use SST safely
What previous participants on this course have said:
"This was a great workshop, the facilitator was very knowledgeable about SST, I feel much more confident considering the structure of SST and will certainly apply this to private practice".
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